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Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:44 pm
by weeping_moon
BacchusPaul wrote:weeping_moon wrote:mage wrote:the squier one came first. the billy corgan one is similar except for the rosewood neck, slightly different pickups and major addition of a hardtail bridge.
stop telling everyone this.. go to a guitar store and try play the two guitars and feel the difference instead!
Stop being so fucking defensive. Are you saying that these aren't actual differences between the two guitars? You don't have to go to a shop to play one to see the differences. These are facts.
Personally, I think these guitars look great. I'd much rather have a two-point tremolo than a stop tail piece.
i can be how i want.
i dont know why evryone talks about corgan strat when i was talking about a sqiuer hot rail strat in this thread.
i think theyre wrong. let me think how i want.
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:45 pm
by Bacchus
Fine. Then stop being mental at other people, who can also think what they want.
Most people think that this guitar is very similar to the Billy Corgan Strat. Some people were talking about the differences. They can do this if they want.
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:48 pm
by weeping_moon
BacchusPaul wrote:Fine. Then stop being mental at other people, who can also think what they want.
Most people think that this guitar is very similar to the Billy Corgan Strat. Some people were talking about the differences. They can do this if they want.
sure..
this strat reminds me of richie blackmore strat. anyone thinks the same?
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:52 pm
by Bacchus
Yeah, I can see that. Except for the pickups. It's sort of like a 'best bits' of the Billy Corgan and the Richie Blackmore for me. I like tremolos and I like humbuckers. This looks pretty good. Plus, it doesn't have someone else's name on the headstock, plus it's a lot cheaper. It looks like a good deal.
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:56 pm
by weeping_moon
BacchusPaul wrote:Yeah, I can see that. Except for the pickups. It's sort of like a 'best bits' of the Billy Corgan and the Richie Blackmore for me. I like tremolos and I like humbuckers. This looks pretty good. Plus, it doesn't have someone else's name on the headstock, plus it's a lot cheaper. It looks like a good deal.
yeah, its a really great guitar!!
are you planning on to buy it?
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:58 pm
by Bacchus
Unlikely. If I buy a strat it'll be the 50's CV strat. Plus, I already have one of these for my heavy rock needs:

Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:01 pm
by weeping_moon
BacchusPaul wrote:Unlikely. If I buy a strat it'll be the 50's CV strat. Plus, I already have one of these for my heavy rock needs:

ok.. do you have some videos on youtube playing this guitar?
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:03 pm
by Bacchus
Some day I will. I've been meaning to for ages, because there isn't a lot of info about it online.
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 5:05 pm
by weeping_moon
BacchusPaul wrote:Some day I will. I've been meaning to for ages, because there isn't a lot of info about it online.
ok. post it here also if you do it. i want to see!
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 7:25 pm
by tomin8r
BacchusPaul wrote:
You don't have to go to a shop to play one to see the differences. These are facts.
Personally, I think these guitars look great. I'd much rather have a two-point tremolo than a stop tail piece.
I have to agree with Paul on this. I would much rather read reviews on the internet to get some foothold and a general idea on an instrument before trying it out. My local shops don't really get a lot of the new Squier stuff, so trying one isn't really an option. Plus, if you don't really like what it has to offer, wouldn't it be easier to buy a guitar that is similar and does have what you offer(ie. Classic Vibe, VM, etc.)?
Its all preference, some people like humbuckers in a strat, some don't. Thats life, but, I don't think it warrants going defensive and criticizing what people think because it is a different opinion than your own.
Just sayin'
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 9:32 pm
by JJLipton
BacchusPaul wrote:Unlikely. If I buy a strat it'll be the 50's CV strat. Plus, I already have one of these for my heavy rock needs:

Ah i cant see the pic but judging by the link...is it an ibanez prestige? I tried out of those out by didn't like the thin flat neck. Ever try out a Charvel/Jackson? They make some very fine instruments.
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 9:35 pm
by Bacchus
It's a Westone Prestige 117 from the Matsumoko factory. The neck is pretty chunky like a Les Paul, with a good flat fingerboard. I've been trying to get a trem arm for it for ages. The guy who owns that site used to sell them, but doesn't anymore. I emailed him and he never got back to me about it. Ah well.
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 9:56 pm
by paul_
Waiting for the Winter wrote:Mike wrote:When he had no hair was when they were rubbish. His hair was the talented member of the band.
Bald Bonce = Crap Tunes.
Disagree. Although, I'm only really gay for Mellon Collie... everything after that was a bit meh

True domelickers will recall he had hair for Mellon collie, most notably depicted in the liner notes, vids of the sessions found online and the touchstone simpsons episode "Homerpalooza".
So Mike is right.
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 11:18 am
by ekwatts
BacchusPaul wrote:It's a Westone Prestige 117 from the Matsumoko factory. The neck is pretty chunky like a Les Paul, with a good flat fingerboard. I've been trying to get a trem arm for it for ages. The guy who owns that site used to sell them, but doesn't anymore. I emailed him and he never got back to me about it. Ah well.
That's pretty cool, Paul. My brother has a Westone 227 as well as a cheaper strat-style budget model with two hums and a floyd rose.
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 3:18 pm
by Bacchus
This 'uns my girlfriend's, although she doesn't play. We hadn't being going out that long and she mentioned that her uncle had given her a guitar, and that it was a "west" something or other. I thought it'd be a Westfield Strat. Then she showed me this, and I told her I'd fix it up for her with strings and such. All the while I was looking at her thinking "hmmmm, I can see you're a keeper."
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:12 pm
by othomas2
Its looks, features, sounds are nothing like that of a Billy Corgan strat, like your topic suggests !!!!
lol
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:24 pm
by ekwatts
BacchusPaul wrote:This 'uns my girlfriend's, although she doesn't play. We hadn't being going out that long and she mentioned that her uncle had given her a guitar, and that it was a "west" something or other. I thought it'd be a Westfield Strat. Then she showed me this, and I told her I'd fix it up for her with strings and such. All the while I was looking at her thinking "hmmmm, I can see you're a keeper."
Haha, Westones are awesome. Proper classic Matsumoko factory stuff.
Also: Who is this weeping_douche assclown? And why is he so angry all of the time?
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:38 pm
by tomin8r
Seems to be a Pro Kurdtz, anti Corgan guy.
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:38 pm
by othomas2
I think its more of a language barrier type thing. I think you need to know that you're coming across a little rude weeping moon.
Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 4:49 pm
by tomin8r
Fair enough, I dig the dude is speaking a different langauge, but as you sayed othomas, it is coming off a bit rude and well, closed minded.